[Tugindia] ps and jpg files in pdfscreen

[Duvvuri Venu Gopal]

>Dear all,
>
>I am using pdfscreen package for presentation.
>I already have few .jpg files in the pdf file.
>I want to insert few .eps files in the tex file with pdfscreen package.
>With pdf file only .jpg, .png will go but not .eps.
>What will be the quick trick to do so?
>This .eps files are made with pstricks.
>
>-Manjusha Joshi
>Hi!
>If you are going to work in Linux and will be
>doing this sort of thing often, \DeclareGraphicsRule
>command may be a good idea. Latex will call
>imagemagick convert utility to convert to
>appropriate format. There are some caveats though:
>1) I have never used this command, I have seen
>this in the graphics guide epslatex, which is incidentally
>a very detailed guide for issued related to graphics. There,
>the issue was perhaps how to convert files in the other formats
>to eps format.
>2)This guide is 1999 vintage.Things could have
>changed.
>Still, the idea is attractive, because using this
>command in conjunction with ifthenelse package
>one can ask latex to do all the format conversion,
>either from jpg to eps or eps to jpg as necessary.
>Not a revolutionary, new, idea,
>but interesting, nevertheless! I plan to try this out
>because I have many files where I have included .eps files
>and I want to create pdf using pdflatex.
>Regards,
>S. Venkataraman

There is a New package called GraphicP. This package was described in the recent TUGBoat. (I read it only two days ago). It appears there are some advantages using this than the old GraphicX and Graphics packages. The GraphicP package is also available on the CTAN but for the time being there is no detailed manual available.

VenuGopal
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